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Stupendo!!Come sempre .Emerge il senso del sacro.

I always say it, but I love how you pay tribute to the gregorian chant. This piece sounds heavenly, but somehow also manages a more contemporary feel than the usual traditional polyphany. I'm not educated, it's just how the bass line seems to gently but methodically walk through different chords. Sorry, that probably sounds dumb. All I really know is gregorian. Gorgeous piece, as usual.

Santísima Virgen De Guadalupe Sagrado Corazón de Jesús y San Judas Tadeo ustedes tres me cuide a mi y mi familia 🇲🇽🇺🇲🌹🌹🌹🌹🙏🙏🙏✝️✝️✝️😷😷😷😷

So beautiful, please keep converting souls with it.

yer devotion ar grt tho yer name frmm mexico is a lie & an insult to spain & its king caus th name is fo th madrid-sevilla madonna likely carvd by st luke .so yu ar liars as wer so many mexicans

Esecuzione stupenda.

Sublime music! Thank you!

That's just beautiful, Nick. We sure do miss this. It's like being transported to heaven. 😊

Veramente stupendo!

Stupendo

Gorgeous

Very nice. Thank you Nicholas.

Brilliant!

Would be better if you sang the words instead of solfege, because it's hard to follow along. Good job otherwise.

Thank you so very much..

Very nice 👌

Hello! I am a seminarian studying in Rome at the moment, I just want to say that as someone who studying for the priesthood, I am very happy that there are men like you who are working to continually maintain and renew sacred music within the Church. Thank you so much for another beautiful and spiritualy inspiring composition. God bless!

Since this is a DO clef shouldn’t the first note be MI and not LA?

So very beautiful..

Sempre eccelsi!

Bravissimi

Ancora una volta:stupendo!

Perfection

Love to see St. John Cantius. Beautiful piece!

Nicholas, I love your work. Praise God! Could you make a Spotify and upload these pieces? I would love to listen to them all while I work or get to have leisure. I’ve been listening for a few months now, and I recently listened to you being interviewed about your journey into your position at OLGS. I’m a convert, and I am very passionate about liturgical and musical renewal.

This makes me sad. I yearn for this beauty in the liturgy even though I wasn’t around back in v2

I sing in a choir and these videos are addicting, it's both productive and fun to try to follow along

Thank you for sharing.

Beautiful. I love the feeling of mystery, perfect for Corpus Christi. I hope you do a complete setting of all the propers for that mass! Our parish is very slowly beginning to use pieces such as this, and we love your work.

Great!

Magnificent as always. Great composition, Nick!

If only more and more choirs sung this kind of music, the heretics would be converted to the True Faith

Magnificent

Beautifully done and appreciated.. New Zealand 🇳🇿

Loved your piece, Nick!

Nagyon tetszik. A kottát el szwretném kérni.

Beautiful. Beautiful

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Awesome! This would be great for Rorate Masses.

I have always loved this poem by Newman, which has already seen a few effective settings -- and now this masterful setting is added to them. The contrasting use of the two choirs is well done, subtle and not overbearing, with each bowing (as it were) to the other like antiphonal chanting - and then when the climax arrives and all voices sing together, one senses the deep emotion, confidence, and "holy anxiety" in Newman's lyrics. Very well captures the spirit of the poetry.

I love this piece -- sends the same shiver down my spine as "Jesus Christ the Apple Tree" (must be the simplicity together with the modality). What I especially appreciate is the restraint exercised here. A beautiful melody that is allowed to breathe and grow organically, without any romantic excess or modernist invasion of the peaceful atmosphere. It simply is entirely what it is, with no extraneous matter.

This is simply excellent. Everything about it.

Wow, Nick -- great work!

Right in the middle, at the arch of the composition, really heart-wrenchingly beautiful harmonies. Illuminates the text so effectively, bearing the message to the soul in a really memorable way.

I love the sound of the censer chains accompanying the music. All of it- the incensing, the silence, the precise and reverent choreography of the action at the altar, and especially the music- it is an artistic union of parts which leads the soul in one direction- towards God.

This is beautiful. You all should try singing “Shen Khar Venakhi” I think it would sound amazing if you all sung it.

Oh thank you nicholas lemme

Beautiful, thank you sir for conducting this amazing choir!

I keep coming back to this video. I am working out of the country, far from home and family. It gives me great solace and strength to carry on my work. God Bless the priests of the FSSP! Ave Christus Rex!

Our Lady Of Guadalupe (Nuestra Señora De Guadalupe) St. Juan Diego (San Juan Diego) pray for us (Regua por nosotros) 🇲🇽🇺🇲🌹🌹🌹🙏😷✝️